Bangladeshi Payment Gateway for Quick Orders
Bangladeshi Payment Gateway for Quick Orders enables seamless integration of the bKash payment gateway with the Quick Orders plugin, providing a convenient payment option for Bangladeshi users. By adding bKash as a payment method, this plugin allows businesses to accept payments through one of the most popular mobile financial services in Bangladesh, simplifying transactions for both merchants and customers. Key Features bKash Payment Integration: Adds bKash as a payment option in the Quick Orders checkout process. Admin Customization Options: Customize the payment label, description, gateway charge, and additional info from the WordPress admin. Gateway Charges: Easily apply a gateway fee for bKash transactions, visible to customers at checkout. bKash Phone Number Display: Option to display a dedicated bKash phone number for easier transactions. Translation Ready: Fully localized and ready for translation to ensure compatibility with other languages. Requirements This plugin requires the Quick Orders plugin to be installed and active for full functionality. The Quick Orders plugin can be downloaded from the WordPress Plugin Directory. License This plugin is licensed under the GPL-2.0+ license. See the included LICENSE file or visit https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html for more information.
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